Me- 5'9", 165lbs, 32in waist. The medium fits me well enough, but they are very long. I am forced to wear these much higher than I normally wear pants (even snowpants) to prevent them from getting stuck in/on my bindings . The Quincy Quigg print is sweet. It's got monkeys, fish, and dinosaurs. It is a liitle more grayish-purple than it looks in the product pics. The material is very thin, but it has held up fine after a few uses. The pockets are great. 2 normal from pockets and a cargo pocket on the left side, all securely zippered. The cargo pocket is also covered by snaps. The elastic on the cuffs is tighter than most pants, and fits very securely over my ski boots. It has Lib's snap-to-pant system for powderskirts: there are 4 snaps hidden under a flap just below the belt loops on the back. But unless you have a Lib jacket, this probably won't help you much. The inner leg vent is a single zipper as you can see in the pics, but it is smaller than I would like. Overall, I would recommend these pants. Beware- you may become known as "the guy in the monkey pants". But that's never bothered me ;-)

This jacket is awesome. The shell is a bit stretchy, which is nice. It is softer (more fabricy, less plasticy) than other shells, but it is plenty waterproof and durable. I got it in black with the red zippers, which looks awesome. However, a few more color options would have been nice, like yellow, orange, a brighter green, etc. The hood will fit over my Smith Variant Brim helmet on a powder day, or in the rain (yes, I ski in the rain). The hood tightens down well if you're not wearing a helmet too. The ninja grips on the sleeves are cool too because they're not bulky like some others, but you may want to ditch them when you put gloves on if you have big hands. They are good for when you're wearing the jacket off-hill though. In terms of warmth, I wore a thin polyester baselayer, a thin wool longsleeve shirt over that, and a t shirt under this shell and was warm and dry (conditions were 14F, night skiing with snowmaking underway). I'm 5'9" 165lbs 32in waist, and the medium size is great, just enough room for a fleece or down midlayer if needed. The sleeves are little long but its not a problem. The fit is very long and somewhat slim. The back goes an inch or two below my butt. The zips are watersealed. The pit vents are nice and big but are NOT mesh-backed, as stated in the product description. They are hard to open/close while wearing, but it can be done with practice. Just be careful not to drop your poles from the lift chair while trying ;-) The powder skirt is nice, has a sticky stretch band to keep it in place. Also has a snap system with two loops that go around loops on your pants (but most pants I've seen don't have the matching loops). To improve, It should have more colors, an internal mesh pocket, mesh backing on the pit vents, and a more generic pants attachment system (like TNFs where you snap the loops around your belt loops). But overall, this thing is great (for me at least): fit, waterproofing, breathability, durability, style, general functionality, and value are off the charts in a very good way.

I will post again after more use, but it seems great. Size up if you cant decide. I am 5'9 155lbs and i needed a medium. if you can't find the pictured loop for diagonal carry, it is hidden in a sleeve on the bottom of the pack, and you also have to move the strap for the top of the skis. that took me a while to figure out. the hip pockets are sizable, bigger than my friends heli pro dlx. it seems like there is an excessive amount of loose straps hanging around once everythings tightened up, but it's not been a problem. also, the top pocket won't accommodate large helmets. main pocket has room for avy gear, snacks, and an extra layer, plus your hydration bladder, maybe a smidgen more if youre a good packer. overall I am very happy with it

I rode this ski with griffon bindings. Its a pretty lightweight setup. spinning was easy. the flex is super soft. if you land backseat on the tails they kinda shove you back into position a little bit. the whole center mount thing takes a little getting used to, it is a little slower and slightly harder to turn. Not a great performer outside the park. Recommended for those doing 75%+in the park or if you have solid all mountain boards already. if your iffy about length go a little longer so you have some surface to land on, plus the center mount makes them feel shorter in the air. also, the mass of longer skis makes it easier to complete the last few degrees of bigger spins (540+). The only thing i would like better is if it had a little more pop, but you can't have that and a buttery flex.

These are the replacement for the public enemy, with a little more park focus. They softened up the tip and the tail for pop but left the middle stiff. The sidecut is a little less directional, and they reduced the chatter you would sometimes get with the PE.

These skis are almost exactly the same as the dumont. the only difference is the criss crosses that hold the edges together. The edges on both are really strong, but the dumont has extra strings connecting them, but it doesn't make a huge differnce

i have last years model of these; they pretty much the same. They are very adjustable; if they're not comfy try adjusting the arch support or the canting; they are a huge step up from my old boots; you can also adjust the flex (80-110), forward lean, and the positioning of the midfoot cable. You can disassemble the whole thing to clean it and put it back easily. Lighter weight would have made it 5 stars

The brim on this helmet gives it a nice look. The brim looks nice over a pair of googles. The earpads are thicker than REDs i've had in the past. The airflow adjusters are right under the brim and give a good flow of air through the whole helmet. The chinstrap cover makes it pretty comfy. The goggle clip can be removed and flipped around to put it in a higher or lower position, whichever will make your goggles stay on better. It is actually one of the lightest helmets I've held. The only complaint I have is that on every color, there is some kind of design on the back right. I like a cleaner look, but its not too bad. Great helmet

These lenses fit perfectly. Shipped with adequate protection and no scratches. FYI that that mirror doesn't mean people can't see your eyes; you'll need the solex for that. Mirror just means that it reflects more light and makes the lens shiny, and comfortably reduces the light that reaches your eyes for bright conditions. The only thing Anon could have done better was make them scratch proof and always eye-hiding =)

This pack is huge. It is well constructed. The mesh pockets on the sides are secured on the top with elastic but still easily accessible. The tons of loops allow you to clip on more stuff. It is very comfortable even with 50lbs loaded.

The iron is a step up from an old household iron, much easier to use. The scotchbrite pad works well, but the included wax is a little weak. But for the iron, file, stone, edge tool, scraper, case, and ptex its a great kit and a deal. I now only take my stuff to the shop for base grinds and binding issues